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Humanitarian Goals. While the slashes in taxes and spending were in line with traditional conservative principles, the President's budget did not follow any doctrinaire political line. It was an Eisen hower budget, which called for such humanitarian goals as the broadening of social security (TIME, Jan. 25). One sentence in the budget message was enough to illustrate that Dwight Eisenhower was not trying to shunt 20 years of history. Said he: "On the other hand, estimated expenditures for the Tennessee Valley Authority,* urban development and redevelopment, college housing loans . . . the school lunch program, and several other programs...
...Commission on Foreign Economic Policy to report next year on how much protection and how much free trading the U.S. ought to indulge in. Last week, mindful that the commission's recommendations could shape U.S. and world trading poli cies for years to come, President Eisen hower appointed a highly qualified man for the job of chairman. The choice: Clarence B. Randall, 62, chairman of the board of Chicago's Inland Steel...
...implement the new approach. Eisen hower had sent Congress a plan to reorganize the Department of Defense (see below). But he was not ready to answer in detail the question which correspondents tried to ask in a number of ways: How will the cuts affect the size and strength of the Air Force, the Army and the Navy? There would be more buildup than originally planned during 1954, the President said, but it is not yet possible to say what the final result will...
...even office holidays were violating the same law. After No members 4 indignation teased and the winners proclaimed the staff of The Big Sweep. But only last week the broom came to a half; there was a dusty corner that could not go because if it did, then Eisen-hower's Secretary of Defense would go along with...
...Pennsylvania, the G.O.P. pulled steadily ahead. At 12:40, the New York Times swung its Manhattan beacon northward above the neon glow of Times Square, a signal that the Times accepted the Eisen hower victory as assured...